The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-07-07
FOREIGN NEWS
DENIES ALL conlpLIcTTY.


LEIPsIC, July Sin the trial yester-
day of Klein and others for completely
in the SchnaebIe affair, Grebert, one of
the prisoners, denied he had anything
to do with the affair. He accused
Klein and Lanfenberger, the latter
Government witness, of being actuated
by desire for revenge against him.
A wALKovER FOR THE THISTLE.
GLASGOW, July SIN the Western
Yacht Club regatta on the Clyde to-
day the Thistle won easily, beating the
Irex and Lenore.
HONORING COLUMBUS.
GENOA, July 5.-A committee Is be
ing organized here to arrange for the
celebration of the four hundredth an
niVersary of the discovery of America
by Columbus. All the states of Ameri-
ca will be invited to send representa-
tives to the celebration.
WTTHDRAwS HER COMMISSIONER.
LONDON, July SIN the House Of
Lords this afternoon Lord Salisbury
announced that the Anglo-Turklsh con-
Vention in reference to Egypt had not
been satisfied by Turkey, and that
British Commissioner, had been in
structed to leave Constantinople.
RoUVIER's ECONOMY.
PARIS. July 5.-Rouyier. Premier
and Minister of Finance, has prepared
budget for presentation IN the
Chamber of Deputies. 1t proposes no
fresh taxation nor new loan, abandonS
surtax on alcohol and personal prop
erty tax rejected by preceding gov
eminent and establishes equilibrium
between state receipts and eXpendi-
lures solely by retrenching to the eX-
tent of lbs, 000,0 600 francs. OF this
sum there are 100000 francs on
ordinary budget and 10000, 900 francs
on the extra budget.
THE GOVERNMENT DEFEATED.
LONDON, July Sin the Commons
tonight, George Howell, Liberal, an
nounced that he would call the atten-
ton of the House to the use of the
title of Empress in documents not
affecting India as contrary to promises
existing when Parliament conferred
the title on Her Majesty. An animal
ed discussion took place over the con-
duct of the police in aITeSting a woman
named Cass, who is of pure repute as
an improper character. The debate re-
suited in the defeat of the Government
by vote of 1913 to AS. The criticisms
of the members were directed less
against the police authorities than
against Mathews, Home Secretary,
who was accused of shielding officials
A number of Liberal-Unionists voted
WIFI IudlOIlJy. IL II CApCCOCO SllC
defeat of the Government Will lead to
the resignation of Mathews.
MILITARY CLAUSE ADOPTED.
PARIS, July 5.-The Chamber of
Deputies to-day, 467 To IL, adopted
clause of the military bill pending for
three years service, suspending discus
sion on the bill.
DUTY INCREASED.
The Chamber voted, o27 to 5, urgency
for proposal to raise 20 francs per
hectolitre duty on foreign alcohol.
THE CENTER OF DISORDER.
DUBLIN, July 5.-Judge O'Brien in
opening the Clare assiZes yesterday
said the cases to come up for trial
would represent only small portion
of the crimes actually committed.
Clare he said, still had the distinction of
being the worst port of Ireland in
respect to social disorder Three
hundred extra policemen arrived at
Loghrea and are ready to assist the
sheriff when evictions are resumed.
THE DEATH-DEALING BOMB.
PESTH, July 5.-During the drill of
sappers at Jasz-Bereny, the capital of
Jazyga, Hungaria, yesterday a dyna-
mite cartridge exploded prematurely,
killing twenty-seven men and injuring
forty-eight others. OF the killed four
were officers.